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Planning Commission Meeting Tuesday, September 7, 7 p.m. at City Hall

Please plan to attend to show support, or speak in support, of preserving the rural nature of the English Road recreational corridor. We expect organized support for the planned development of a large church on English Road—horsemen and others interested in keeping this area as is should attend to express our views and counter the proposed developers.

For more information on this matter, see below on Save Our Street. There is a very small group of residents and visitors to Chino Hills working hard to preserve this area—please help us.

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Chino Hills 7/20/10 Planning Commission Meeting Report

We had an amazing turnout of more than 125 people who love the English Road area... And so many spoke, so eloquently and so sincerely and so beautifully on both the spirit and the law that makes our community unique and worth preserving.

The Planning Commission did a great job of asking, learning, and thinking about a complex situation. After 3 3/4 hours of discussion and public comments, they voted to continue the hearing until Tuesday, September 7 so they can gather more information about many points that were raised.

So, a great deal of important information was presented, but there is still much work to do before the next meeting to Save Our Street. More news to follow, but please SAVE THE DATE SEPTEMBER 7 for the next Chino Hills planning commission meeting.

A very special thanks to Colleen Doan, our city planning consultant (and hunter rider at Coyote Creek!) for her extraordinary efforts on behalf of the Chino Hills Horsemen's Association.

Please note that it is not too late to send letters in opposition to the proposed large church on English Road. See "Just Say Whoa" note below for sample letters and contact information.

Please plan to attend the next Planning Commission meeting. We need to make sure it doesn't look like interest is falling off on this issue. Meeting may be rescheduled, check here for updates.

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Just Say "Whoa!" to Development on English Road

If you have concerns about the proposed development of a large non-animal entity in the midst of the Chino Hills Equestrian overlay, please:

  • Read all materials available from the links below.
  • Write a letter or email City Council members or call as many Council members as you can. We have created a sample letter (link below) to help you get started. Make contact well before June 15th!
  • Copy written concerns to the Planning Commission.
  • Copy written concerns to Chino Hills Horsemen’s Association (CHHA).
  • Plan to attend the Chino Hills Planning Commission meeting at 7 PM June 15th, at City Hall, 14000 Civic Center Drive, Chino Hills 91709. Please wear ‘blue ribbon’ blue to the meeting so city officials can see our strong turnout. THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING DATE MAY CHANGE!
  • We will organize speakers for June 15th so we can present as many concerns and viewpoints as possible, without duplication, in the time allowed.
  • Please return to this page to check for possible meeting changes and updates on this important matter.
  • Please sign and circulate the petition (link below) at your barn or with your neighbors, running partners, walking friends, fellow dog-walkers, etc. You do not need to live in Chino Hills to sign the petition.
  • Spread the word in our neigh-borhood about this issue. Talk to your friends and help them understand the proposal and what it could mean to our community.

Development Opposition Documents

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Painted H Ranch Miniature Horses Field Trip — Saturday, June 12th

June 12, Saturday, 11 a.m.
Painted H Ranch
2845 English Road
Chino Hills, CA 91709

Come see the mini-babies! Weighing only 25 pounds at birth, miniature horse foals are cute, curious, and confident. Play with the babies and tour Chino Hills' largest horse farm with owner Aimee Holliday.

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Chino Hills Horsemen Set off on a New Year's Trail Ride, January 3, 2010

2010 New Year's Trail Ride

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CHHA Members Distributed Candy and Club Information to Thousands of Spectators in the Chino Hills Boat Parade, December 23, 2009

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